Dr Jacqueline Champagne

There are many different reasons why people experience low mood, stress, anxiety, self-doubt and self-criticism. Starting therapy can be a courageous step towards overcoming these challenges, understanding and healing from past experiences. In therapy, I create a safe space to explore any difficulties, building a trusting relationship and a platform that enables you to develop useful coping skills and empowers you to live a more meaningful life. As a Clinical Psychologist, I work in line with these values across my private practice and NHS work, supporting adults, parents and children to navigate through the complexities of life. Together, we can identify your goals & tailor therapy to your needs. We may address anxiety/low mood around social or relational difficulties, low self-esteem, perfectionism, trauma, OCD, pregnancy, panic & long-term health/neurological conditions. Please feel free to get in touch by email & book a free initial consultation to see if we'd be a good fit.

I completed my undergraduate degree in Psychology at Durham University before achieving a distinction in my Masters degree in Mental Health Studies at Kings College University of London. I completed my Doctorate training in Clinical Psychology at Royal Holloway University of London, during which I worked with a range of complexity and diverse client groups across mental health services in London, including crisis assessment and treatment teams, inpatient units, chronic pain management, child and adolescent mental health, community neuropsychology and trauma response services. Through my extensive training &, depending on your needs, I can offer or combine a range of therapies e.g., Narrative, Systemic, Compassion-Focused (CFT), Acceptance & Commitment (ACT), interweaving psychoanalytic theory to support a deeper understanding. My additional BABCP accreditation (no: 00001017694) ensures specialised Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and "third wave" CFT and ACT therapies where needed.